Former British professional boxer Prince Nasim Hamed he gained weight by being in divination for £ 12 million with his siblings for the wealth of his deceased.
The 48-year-old, who has won the lightweight world championship several times over a remarkable 10-year career, has gained weight in recent years – what his anxious brother Ali calls the “trauma and stress” associated with death. their mother two years ago.
“His weight is the result of trauma and stress,” Ali said The sun. “He turned into himself and just ate and ate.”
Nassim was worth around £ 50 million when he retired in 2002, and at the time was Britain’s second richest boxer after Lennox Lewis, but he spent most of his fortune on strange, frivolous purchases – including a large mango farm. Yemen.
He now wants to make up for the loss and is demanding all the wealth of his parents on the grounds that he gave them money to buy a house, the value of which has since risen to £ 12 million, but eight of his siblings insist the money was a gift rather than an investment.
Ali, 44, insisted: “[My brother] just greedy.
“The more you eat in life, the more hungry you are.”
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Ali may be right because despite the fact that he has lost part of his wealth, his brother is still living a good life and is now renting rent of a townhouse worth £ 1.4 million returning to Windsor Castle – and was seen walking a dog nearby.
Nasim won 36 of 37 professional fights and held each of the WBO, IBO and WBC welterweight belts.
It is believed that after retiring at the age of 28 he put his wealth into a property that brought dividends and now helps his son Adam achieve similar dreams in boxing, and was pictured with him in training back in February.
